Just curious what is everyone paying for new windshields?
I also need to replace all the front window moldings and gaskets,I dont really know what all is there but I would like to replace all of it while the windshield is out. Anyone have diagrams or part numbers?
Anything else I should do while the windshield is out?
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There are windshield replacement companies that offer the brand new windshielf and all moldings with installation for very good prices.

I got mine done on my last car, and i payed about $160 in total. I believe SafeLite does on site installations, yet they are a bit more expensive than other places that require you to drive there for installation. You pay for convenience, which is expected.

 

Was $160 with the moldings and the windshield gasket? That sounds like a really good price. I think I need the trim and the gasket the "slim" pieces are coming out between the trim and windshield. Still no leaks though.
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Yes it was complete with everything including installation.

It might depend by region, but I got it done in NJ not too far from where I live. Like i said, the Safelite website can quote you a price with their convenience installation at your home. That quote, might not vary too much, since its a pretty big company and not a privately owned place like the one I went to.

 

$100 from insurance doesnt matter which window breaks all just for $100

 

Then I get rate hikes! Anyone have a parts diagram for the front windshield parts?
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i need gthe moldings too.. i replaced my winshield and rip the moldings now i need new one.

 

Got a new one earlier this year for about $120 I think from a local guy who came to my office. Used PPG glass. I bought new OEM top and side moldings myself, which came in another $100+. I didn't want to chance reusing the original moldings or some cheap knockoff junk. I had previously removed the side moldings when the car was painted and they NEVER fit back correctly, even with new clips. The new OEM Honda moldings with clips all fit perfect and tight all the way around.